A singer explains why natural talent matters more than training. They discovered their gift at age 13, lost vocal capacity during COVID, and argue that while tone-deaf people can learn to sing, true talent is mostly innate.
If you take someone who's just like a shower singer, like myself, and put me through vigorous training, how good can someone get for vocal?
You can teach people that are tone deaf to sing somewhat or harmonize maybe, but I think it's a natural ability. You're either born with it or not. And I was born with it. I just didn't know it till I was around 13. And this is going to be a weird thing to say, but through COVID, I feel like I lost some of my voice.
Maybe the government didn't want singers because it brings too much joy to the world.
It's a conspiracy.
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